fix: Update bandwidth parameter check in apply_audio_decoder #196
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Updated function apply_audio_decoder to check bandwidth in encoder_signature, since it is not accepted by model
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Changes the condition for adding bandwidth parameter from direct access to checking if it exists in encoder_signature.
Before:
if bandwidth is not None:
batch["bandwidth"] = bandwidth
After:
if bandwidth in encoder_signature:
batch["bandwidth"] = bandwidth
This fixes the "unexpected keyword argument 'bandwidth'" error by only adding the parameter when it's supported by the encoder signature. I was getting the error while trying to finetune the model